Poems by Madison Cawein

To HARRISON S. MORRIS

A Table of Contents

The Dedication

Shapes and Shadows By Madison Cawein

The Evanescent Beautiful.

August. I C lad on with glowing beauty and the peace, Benign,

The Higher Brotherhood.

Gramarye.

Dreams.

The Old House.

The Rock.

Rain.

Standing-Stone Creek.

The Moonmen.

The Old Man Dreams.

Since Then.

Comrades.

Waiting.

Contrasts.

In June .

After long Grief and Pain.

Can I Forget?

The House of Fear.

At Dawn.

Storm.

Memories.

Which?

Sunset in Autumn .

The Legend of the Stone.

Time and Death and Love.

Passion.

When the Wine-Cup at the Lip.

Art. [ A Phantasy. ] I know not how I found you With your wild

A Song for Old Age.

Tristram And Isolt.

The Better Lot.

Dusk in the Woods.

At the Ferry.

Her Violin. I H er violin! Again begin The dream-notes of her

Her Vesper Song.

At Parting.

Carissima Mea.

Margery. I

Constance.

Gertrude.

Lydia.

A Southern Girl.

A Daughter of the States.

An Autumn Night .

Lines.

The Blind God.

A Valentine.

A Catch.

The New Year.

Then and Now.

Epilogue.

Madison Cawein.

From "Poems of American Patriotism,"

selected by R. L. Paget.